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Bonsoir.
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My dear Mrs Cheveley...
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My dear Lord Goring.
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I'm going to give you some good advice.
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Never give a woman anything
she can't wear in the evening.
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I don't seem to be able to stop myself.
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I'm going to tell you...
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.. that love...
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.. about which, I admit, I know so little...
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Love cannot be bought,
it can only be given.
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And I sense it is not in my power
to give to you...
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.. nor is it in yours, I suspect,... at all.
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Dear boy, you underestimate us both.
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To give...
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.. and not expect return,...
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.. that is what lies at the heart of love.
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I fear, though,...
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.. the notion is a stranger to us both.
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And yet,...
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.. if we are honest,...
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.. it is something we both long for.
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Something...
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.. that it takes great courage to do.
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Yes,...
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.. that is our dark secret.
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Your coming here tonight
is the first whisper of it.
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And for that, I admire you.
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Give me the letter.
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Prove your affections to me
and give me the letter.
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And surrender my position of power?
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The future of a great man
is in your hands, Mrs Cheveley.
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Crush him
and your power dies with him,...
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.. as will any feeling I've ever had for you.
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If you ever loved me...